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High thyroid hormone link to low estrogen

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Hi all, does anyone know if going through an early menopause which is causing estrogen levels to fall create a higher blood concentration of thyroid hormone levels. Please include links, no guessing please.

Also after a few months on thyroid lowering drugs, folic acid levels have dropped below range and liver function test shows high liver enzymes . Any clues what is going on here.

Thanks in advance.

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Hello AngelicUpstart :

Can I suggest you post on the Thyroid UK forum as ' we Graves members ' are all over there :

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Will do

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